How to Transfer Contacts Blacklists between Two Phones

Want to transfer your contact blacklists due to switching from the previous Android phone to a new iPhone? here you will get the great answer for you to transfer your data with ease. In this guide, we are going to discuss in detail the simple method in transferring your contact blacklist from one phone to another phone.

Mobile Transfer, a phone to phone data transfer tool for you to transfer and manages your mobile data easily, including contacts, contact blacklist, calendar, reminders, alarm, voicemail, ringtones, voice memos, and more. You are allowed to transfer different types of data between different kinds phone carriers, like iOS, Android, Blackberry and Symbian phones.

More Features About Mobile Transfer software:

1. One-Click to backup any device music, photo, video, text messages, contacts, call history, calendars, app data to your computer.

2. Transfer saved backups to your new device. Supports backups created by other mobile managers, such as iTunes, iCloud, BlackBerry, Mobile and others.

3. Comprehensive contact copy, including job title, email addresses, company name, etc.

4. Transfers content between phones on different networks. AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, T-Mobile.

5. Zero quality loss & risk-free: everything you transfer is 100% same as the original and can be only read by yourself.

Now, let’s take contacts blacklists as an example to look how to transfer data between two mobile phones with the help of Mobile Transfer.

Guide to Sync Contacts Blacklists between Two Phones

Step 1. Connect two phone to the computer

Using two usb cables to connect two phones to computer, then turn on Mobile Transfer software on your computer, and select "Phone to Phone Transfer" among the modules. You will see two devices show in "Source" and "Destination" place, the software will transfer source device to destination device, the "Flip" button can exchange their position if you find them in the wrong place.

Notes: If you are using iOS device, you need to install iTunes on computer before link the phone, for Android device, you need to open usb debugging first.

Step 2. Choose data type to transfer

Now you will see many supported data type show in the middle of software, such as photos, videos, audios, contacts, contact blacklist, calendar and more, unsupported data will be grayed out, tick file type "Contacts Blacklists" and click "Start Transfer" to begin the process. Wair for some time, the software will finish the transfer, and you can check data on target phone.

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